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Mirchi Ka Salan or curried chilli peppers is a popular Hyderabadi delicacy which is generally served as a side dish with Hyderabadi biryani but can also be served as a gravy with rotis or rice.
Check out Ruchi Bharani’s take on this popular Hyderabadi recipe called,’Mirchi Ka Salan’.
Ingredients:
6 Mirchis (big green chillies, not very spicy)
3 Tomatoes, Boiled & Peeled
1 Big Onion, Chopped
1 Tsp Garam Masala
1/4 Tsp Red Chilli Powder
2 Tbsp Peanuts
1/2 Tsp Mustard Seeds
2 Small Potatoes, Boiled & Peeled
3/4 Tsp Amchur Powder/ lemon juice
Coriander Leaves
Curry Leaves
Sesame Seeds For Garnish
A Pinch Of Sugar
Salt To Taste
Method:
– Take the green chillies and slit them in the centre. Then carefully deseed the green chillies.
To make the potato filling:
– In a bowl, add the boiled and mashed potatoes, coriander leaves, salt to taste, red chilli powder and aamchur powder (raw mango powder) and mix all these ingredients together using your hands.
– Your potato filling is ready.
To fill the chillies:
– Fill the slit green chillies with the potato filling.
– Stuff the chillies with the potato mash as much as possible.
To sear the chillies:
– In a pan, add a little bit of oil and put it on flame.
– Once the oil is hot, add the chillies in it.
– Rotate the chillies in the pan and cook them till you get blisters on all sides of the chillies.
– Take the chillies out on a plate.
To make the peanut paste:
– In a grinder, add the peanuts, garam masala, red chilli powder, garlic paste and ginger and grind them into a smooth paste.
– Add water if required.
To make the gravy:
– Take the same pan that you used for cooking the chillies and add some oil in it.
– Once the oil is hot, add some sesame seeds, curry leaves and finely chopped onions and cook them until the onions are brown.
– Add the peanut paste to the above ingredients and saute for about a minute.
– Add the tomato puree, mix it well with the other ingredients and cook it for about 5-6 minutes.
– Add the finely chopped green chillies and give it a nice stir.
– Add salt to taste and some coriander leaves.
– Cook the gravy until the tomato puree dries out.
– Add the water to the gravy and stir well.
– Add the leftover potato mash into the gravy and mix it well.
– Add a pinch of sugar to the gravy and mix it well.
To serve:
– Make a base of the gravy on the serving plate.
– Place the chillies over the gravy.
– Garnish with few coriander leaves and some sesame seeds on the top.
Director: Suchandra Basu
Camera: Kawaldeep Singh Jangwal, Manjeet Kataria
Editing: Sagar Bamnolikar
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Video Rating: 4 / 5


thank you so much for this recipe
Sweetheart don’t make a fool out of yourself by calling it Hyderabadi mirch
ka salan !!!
Call it whatever you want to call it but this is NOT the authentic recipe
nor the ingredients. Just my two cents, if you are going to tag something
with the word Hyderabad, keep in mind to keep up with the name and original
recipe.
~Hyderabadi
Top! Should try this soonest, if I can buy this kind of pepper here in the
Netherlands.
BTW, is the original salan the same but without the mashed potatoes in the
gravy? Thx.
This might be mirch ka salan def not hyderabadi mirch ka salan.not even
close to the authentic recipe
Although I like the recipe…and everything is fine. It is just not right
to call this ‘Hyderabadi’! Every recipe is twisted along the the time…so
this is a version of the Saalan. Being from Hyderabad and knowing a lot of
families who make this dish…I can vouch there is no tomato nor alloo
stuffing. Please edit the name and respect the original recipe. Call it
whatever you want.
this is not HYDERABADI SALAN. a modified version of it. mash potatoes !!!??
really!!!!!??
Looks good ……….but this is not the treditional one. I will try
this…Thx
hyderabadi mirchi ka salan teasty
Being a Hyderabadi I always used to have salan sometime or the other. But I
used to feel it was a bit too runny , this recipe of urs is a way too
different one even tough the ingredients are the same . I will definitely
try this .
Are you on Instagram by any chance ??? It would be a lot easier to tag u.
Cheers
Superb i like your style of cooking and showing in detail, and the best is
the out fit, you cook in to, i try my best to avoid getting messy but some
how i manage to get some spot some where, the clothes dont remain spick
well as you perfect, thanks i look forward for you new recipes, thank you,
god bless you and your family supporting you , bye.
This is not the original salan recipe. This is your modified version !!
There is absolutely are no potatoes in the original recipe .
I am now so hungry! From a new subscriber from Australia.
Although I liked your video .. your use of ‘little bit’ every now and then
was dimly annoying..
Dear ruchi , earlier i didnt knew even C of cookinh but now after few
months of trying all ur recipes im d famous cook among ma family n ma frnds
….. Ur recipes r so simple n damn easy to make love d way u make
everything so easy-peasy …. Love ur channel love ur recipes ur beautiful
simple n delightful just like ur recipes ….. Thanx alot ruchi n keep
posting :)
I have been a following your videos for a while and they’re some of the
best on Youtube. You definitely deserve 10 times as much subscribers as you
have currently. 🙂 Keep up the good work mam!
I really like this recipe. I just had one question, Rather than shallow
frying the chillis after they are stuffed is it possible to bake them in
the oven?
Looks amazing! Must try! <3
hi ruchi..tried this recipe at home and it turned out awsumm.!!!.everyone
liked @ my place liked it..thnks a ton